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Colin W

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Railway Photography

23-05-2020, 12:09

I have now added the following article to my website…..

How to Photograph Steam Trains

Railway Photography - Steam Train Photos
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colin C

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23-05-2020, 12:18

Many thanks Colin, very informative and lots of little gems I wasn't aware of.

Colin
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John Liddle

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23-05-2020, 13:53

Excellent stuff Colin - many thanks - especially for the Railway Herald link, of which I was not aware.

John Liddle

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tesarver

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23-05-2020, 15:36

Nicely written Colin

Tom
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Trev B

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23-05-2020, 16:14

Great Information Colin, many thanks we will now all become experts at railway photography

Trev

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bobowen

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23-05-2020, 17:00

Excellent - hope it's a success as far as visits are concerned.
Agree that Railway Herald is a good source of information.

Bob

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23-05-2020, 17:39

Super article thanks Colin,bookmarked for future reference.I learnt a lot from it.
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